....mr anders(son): my beo4 cinema in white Am i the only one here that finds this revolting? Sorry! Thats not photo shop either by the looks of it

andy: Hi Tayne, Sorry it's taken so long to reply just been wrapped up in renovating my home! anyway if your Beolab 6000s are still in need of a face lift i would be more than happy to do them for you, however i can only offer one option of silver (mirror finish), a truly stunning finish that reflects its surroundings, don't take my word for

Mr10Percent: I was once told by my dealer, that the total number of B&O products (major products i.e. TV’s, audio systems and loudspeakers) was circa 15,000 units per year for the entire UK. If one could assume the UK constitutes say 10% of the world market of say a guestimated 150,000 units, one can realise that B&O probably makes no

I'm really not sure how i feel about the white. I like it, but i would NEVER buy it.

I wish i could get as excited, but it's just a laptop, and in my opinion, the round corners don't look so good, i'm sure i'll buy a laptop one day, but not today. I remain excited about the imac i use everyday, how it's a fast performing 250GB computer with everything built in, Yet is physically nothing more than an LCD monitor with

You get a powerlink to coaxial cable and connect the sub to the BS4 powerlink (if you have the BL3's daisy chained ) Then all you have to do is set the bass setting to it's lowest on the BS4, and tweak the crossover and volume settings on the PV1, voila, BL2 beater.

How many time are we going to reccommend the PV1 for setup's like these Here goes anyway, Try the Bowers & Wilkins PV1! It's fast (accurate), perfect for music and half the price of a BL2. The BL2 with its passive radiators, when listening to music, spoil the lower register - to my ears. I disliked what the BL2 did to my BL4000's

Beolab: Perhaps she got dyslexia What do you work with Dave ? It's a pretty simple job, I work at Tie rack in the airport. It doesn't require any spelling / punctuation education hehe! My manager is a bit stoopid, but lovely

Oh yeah i remember my dealer telling me about a new model having the click of the Beo5. Whats interesting is that (being the sometimes negative person i am) the first thing i pointed out when playing with the BC2 was that i didn't like not knowing if i pressed hard enough, and not having any feedback from the buttons apart from the little light

Craig: If you look at the fret which goes around the screen they are about way up on each side. Just a 4" Driver and a small Tweeter, although the sound is impressive for their size. My BS3000 plays through the internal speakers of my BV3-32. Plenty good enough for my 26' X 12' Lonuge. Craig Yes, and it's fun to take off the cover,